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4712 West I-40 Service Road
Oklahoma City, OK 93128
Nightly Rates: ($41.39 - $49.99)
1 Star
Conveniently located 4 miles from Will Rogers World Airport, and minutes from Oklahoma City Fairgrounds, Downtown Oklahoma City, Cox Convention Center, The Ford Center, Celebration Station, National Cowboy and Heritage Museum, Remington Park Oklahoma City Bombing Memorial, Oklahoma City Zoo, Our Famous Bricktown area, White Water Bay and Frontier City, the Regency Inn, a Magnuson Hotel affiliate, is the perfect location for all your business and personal travel.
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· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 1400
· Check out time is 2300
· Time Zone is -6
· 0 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 0 floors.
From Airport, head North on S. Merdian Ave for 4 miles, turn Left on Service Road. From I-40 take Exit #145 on S. Merdian onto Service Road.
Guarantee to valid form of payment is required at booking.
Cancel 1 day prior to arrival date to avoid penalty of 1 Nights Room Charge.
IHOP walking distrance Free Continental Breakfast 6ma to 9am Cattlemans Steakhouse 3 mi On the Border Mexican Grill 4 mi Rib Crib BBQ 0.5 mi Mc Donalds 0.4 mi
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White Water Bay Water Park 1 mi Oklahoma City Golf & Country Club 6 mi Frontier City Amusement Park 12 mi
Bricktown - 5 miles Crossroads Mall 6.2 mi Myriad Botanical Gardens 5 mi Oklahoma City Zoo 8.4 mi Quail Springs Mall 11 mi National Cowboy Hall of Fame 8.7 mi National Stockyards Exchange 3 mi
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near OklahomaWhile in Oklahoma, you might enjoy a visit to: Don and Sam pulled the pumper; only one of many exhibits in this Fire Museum. His name was Elmer McCurdy, a failed outlaw who led a more celebrated life after he was dead. Built in 1927, and still famous even though Lucille (and Route 66) are gone. Buffalo Bill's less famous partner is remembered at his buffalo ranch. |